Lorain Officials Involved In Local Justice Case
In Lorain a Justice of the Peace presides over a case involving Robert Pierce, 35, a conductor from Elyria, and Cassie Hale, 41, a Carmelo typ. Mayor James Howitt appears with Jack Kalonsk, 25, a mechanic from Lorain, and Veronitka Stachelaka, 31, Lorain. Rev. Micharek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Robert Pierce
Elyria
Cassie Hale
Car- Melo Typ
James Howitt
Jack Kalonsk
Veronitka Stachelaka
Micharek
Dute Home Hosts and Area Visitors Social Roundup
Supper Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Dute. Leon Mapes of Elyria was home over Buntley. Mrs. Charley Mapes is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. George Stick of Brownhelm were visitors at the Dute home. Elmer and Paul Portman and J. J. Ladrach attended a milk association meeting in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Snyder of South Amherst were Thursday evening visitors at the Dutes. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown and family of Oberlin spent Sunday afternoon with the Dutes. Mrs. William Rosa spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Napes. Word came that John Mapes, former resident years ago, died at his daughter’s home in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brucker and family of South Amherst were entertained there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Dute
Leon Mapes
Elyria
Buntley
Charley Mapes
George Stick
Brownhelm
Henry
M. Dute
Elmer
Paul Portman
J. J. Ladrach
Milk Association
Cleveland
Walter Snyder
South Amherst
Ieary M. Dute
Ed Brown and
Fanly
Oberlin
Ther Rodgers Gooder
Friend
Anna Krieg
Luella German
Dana Davids
Frank Mischka
Amherst
A. L
E. W. Gerber
Durana
Billy
E. H. Joyce
Lorain
Sunde
A. J. Joyce
Libbie Ennes
Berlin Heights
Mary Bogart
George Dickel
Huron
Joe Bickel
la Grange
Jessie Berkmeyer
Albert Snyder
Henry M. Date
Fred Baumann
Round Table Club Hosts Writers at Bread Loaf and MacDowell Visits
The Round Table Club met at the James B. Thomas home to discuss Two Pilgrimages focusing on Bread Loaf conferences for creative writers run by Middlebury College and the MacDowell Colony in Peterborough New Hampshire. Guests included Mrs Edward MacDowell Madame Caroline Gardner Bartlett and Miss Marion Hubbell with future meetings planned for February sixth with Mr and Mrs Robert Rankin and Dr John Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Battell
Middlebury College
Vermont
Middlebury
Green Mountains
Bread Loaf Mountain
Bread Loaf Inn
Round Table Club
James B. Thomas
Stephen Benet
John Brown
Joseph Auslander
Peterborough
New Hampshire
MacDowell
Edward MacDowell
Colony House
Senius
Thomas N. Cook
Wedgewood
Caroline Gardner-Bartlett
Marion Comings
Marion Hubbell
Robert L. Rankin
John P. Rankin
Earl Court
Elyria Attends State Bar Meeting in Cleveland
Elyria will be represented at the Ohio State Bar Association gathering in Cleveland for the remainder of the week. Guy Findley sits on the Unification committee chaired by Newton D. Baker to strengthen member relations. L. B. Fauver, on the executive committee, will attend along with Judge Thomas A. Conway and other Elyria attorneys. Social events include a banquet and a tea at the Baldwin home on Lake Shore Boulevard with wives of delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
State Bar Association
Cleveland
Ohio State Bar Association
Guy Findley
Newton D. Baker
L. B. Fauver
Thomas A. Conway
D. A. Baird
King Fauver
R. F. Vandemark
Samuel Deutsch
G. Finley
Arthur D. Baldwin
Lake Shore Boulevard
Baldwins
James R. Garfield
Local Ladies Group Installations Prompt Attire and Plans
The Pythian Sisters hold an annual officers installation at the K of P Hall tonight at seven, with members asked to wear white. The Woman's Relief Corps meets Friday afternoon at the J O F hall for its annual officers installation. In city youth groups, Elyria Girl Scouts and St Andrew’s Girls Friendly Society join with Girl Reserves to form a joint Girls Council at the YWCA, ahead of Spring Girls Week. Representatives include Mrs De Forest Smith and Mrs Swen Nielsen from the latter, Rose Hurd and Mrs H H Stiffler with Miss Margaret Kinnison for the Girl Reserves, and Miss Charlotte Kershaw with Mrs Anderson for the Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
J. O
Girl Scouts of
Elyria
Girls Friendly Society
St. Andrews Church
de Forest Smith
Swen Nielsen
Rose Hurd
H. H. Stiffler
Margaret Kinnison
Charlotte Kershaw
Anderson
Comrades of Elyria Post Attend Ohio VFW Meetings
Comrades of Elyria Post 1079 VFW are to attend in a body the Council of Administration and Post Commanders meeting of the Department of Ohio in Lorain on the 24th and 27th of this month under Mullep Murray Post 4351 auspices. A liberal allowance covers incidental expenses for all Post Commanders attending, while Mulieno-Murray Post pledges to spare no expense to give all VFW members a hearty reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrades of Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Council of Administration
Department of Ohio
Lorain
Mullep- Murray
Council
Comrades of Mulieno-Murray
Past Chief Association Met at Mrs Henrys Lorain Home
The Past Chief's Association of the Pythian Sisters met Wednesday at Mrs Henry's home on Livingdon Avenue Lorain. After brief business they held contests and music, with a chain room luncheon. The next Arencia-Kon meeting is February 25 at Mrs Gertrude Hoogenboom's home on Quimory Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Wa Henry
Livingdon Avenue
Lorain
Admissions and discharges headlines from local notices
Admissions list includes Russel Morehes2 at 1201 Middle Avenue and Jay McLaugh lin of 115 Fairmount Street with other names: Mrs John Ehrman 137 Elbe Street and Mrs Willam Magisia in Grafton Ohio. Discharges: Della Bake 59 East Vine Street Oberlin. Mrs A W Kimball of Fourth Street has returned from Pittsburg visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel
A. W. Kimball
Fourth Street
Pittsburg
Daisy Club Hosts First Meeting at Mrs Blakeslee Home
The Daisy Club held its inaugural gathering at Mrs Frank Blakeslee’s residence on 453 Tenth Street. Eight rounds of progressive pe dro were played with high scores awarded to Mrs Zarbknecht, first. Mrs Effie Krughman, second. Mrs Bessie Wigfield, third. and Mrs Mary Diederich taking the consolation prize. A luncheon followed. Mrs Jessie Krughman to host February sixth on the Cleveland road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Club
Frank Blakeslee
Tenth Street
Pedro
Zarbknecht
Effie Krughman
Bessie Wigfield
Mary Diederich
Jessie Krughman
Cleveland Road
Social Dozen Club Hosts Needlework Afternoon
Mrs J M Zachman of Chase street hosted the Social Dozen Club on Wednesday with nine members enjoying needlework, a social hour, and refreshments. Out of town guest Mrs McMillen of Lorain attended. next meeting set for February 13 with hostess to be announced. Leona Fees and Clara Frederick visited Notre Dame Academy and convent, touring with a friend. sisters and grounds showed by Louise Foreman. music and art houses noted. dinner served at six. W S H Club plays five hundred at Mrs James Sabo’s. eight games, prizes to Mrs John Simon first, Mrs Joe Koropon second, Mrs Lows Kosa third. luncheon served. Circle Eight of First Methodist held a tureen luncheon at church. 25 attended. bake sale planned next month. Mr Sunday guest speaker. Otto Mischka fson Clumbas attended Lorain County and Township Trustees and Clerks meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Zachman
Chase Street
McMillen
Lorain
Leona Fees
Clara Frederick
Notre Dame Academy
Louise Foreman
James Sabo
Franklin Street
John Simon
Joe Koropon
Lows Kosa
Danoy Sprimgoskiy
West Rivertree
First Methodist Church
R. E. MacDonald
Tabernacle
Sunday
Evening Society Meetings Set Across Elyria Town
Tonight multiple groups convene in Elyria including Girls Friendly Society at St Andrew's church and Old Glory Grange. The Suns Sigma Gamma Notawa and Cum A Lot clubs meet at the Y W C A for supper at 5 30 with federation officers to be nominated. Other gatherings include Clan Robertson 242 at the G A R hall Bethel Shrine 24 W S of J at the I Q O O F hall Business Women of Elyria dine at six with Miss Florence Kinney speaker Mend A Lot at Mrs N Juchem Willing Workers at the Dunford home seven Catholic Daughters regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendly Society
St. Andrew’'s Church
Old Glory Grange
Suns
Sigma Gamma
Notawa
Federation
Clan Robertson
Order of Scottish Clans
Bethel Shrine
W. S. of J
I. Q O
Organ benefit at St Marys church yields many prizes
Twenty one tables were filled at the Organ benefit of St. Marys church in the R. of C. clubhouse yesterday afternoon with Mrs. William Feron in charge. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. C. L. Travers and Mrs. G. Hull, five hundred awards to Mrs. Oasis and Mrs. William Wehbiber, and pedro prizes to Mrs. Date and Mrs. Galfer. Refreshments followed and Mrs. John Huge was named chairwoman for the next event on February sixth afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
R. of C. Club
William Feron
C. L. Travers
G. Hull
Oasis
William Wehbiber
Pedro
Date
Galfer
John Huge
Seekins to Take Miami Vacation Guest of Honor Events
Miss Margaret Seekins of Oberlin road departs on the thirtieth for a month in Miami Florida after being guest of honor at several social gatherings. Miss Dorothy Wilcox hosted at Middle avenue with bridge as the main diversion. Nell Boyd led with high score followed by Catherine Casper. Seekins received a guest award. A refreshment course concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Seekins
Oberlin Road
Miami
Florida
Dorothy Wilcox
Middle Avenue
Seekins
Nell Boyd
Catherine Casper
Social and card club events dominate Democrat Woman's Club meeting
The Democrat Woman's Club held its annual social in K of C rooms last evening with cards and dancing. Bridge awards went to Mrs J F Ryan Mrs A H Pfaff A H Pfaff and D W Seward. Five Hundred honors went to Mrs Charles Eshman Mrs J J Buswell William Dengate and Thomas Dunn. The L B S club met at Miss Irma Fuyka's on Iron Dale Street with fourteen Hearts games. high scores to Mrs Ruth Ault and consolation to Mrs Frances Smith. An evening meal followed. Mrs Ault will host February 25 at 1228 Lake Ave. Also Buckeye bunco at Mrs W E King's on Lake Ave yielded high groves to Mrs F Hamilton first Mrs Z Telzerow second Mrs Edward Chandler third and consolation to Mrs Charles Gildenmeister. Mrs M Jenkins received the hostess prize. Mrs Gildenmeister to host at Lake Ave. January 30 remarks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Woman's Club
K. of C
J. F. Ryan
A. H. Pfaff
D. W. Seward
Charles Eshman
J. J. Buswell
William Dengate
Thomas Dunn
Mrs. Miller
Hotel Elyria
Irma Fuyka
Irondale Street
Ruth Ault
Frances Smith
W. E. King
Lake Avenue
F. Hamilton
Z. Telzerow
Edward Chandler
Foy
Charles Gildenmeister
M. Jenkins
Gildenmister
John Finiger
Elyria Women Attend Lorain Missionary Meeting
Elyrians attending the Lorain counts meeting of the Home Missionary Society in the Delaware Avenue Methodist church are Mrs. Fritz Rudin, Mrs. Edwin Kidby, Mrs. W. B. N. Hawk, Mrs. Leonard Fisk, and Mrs. Herman Baumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Home Missionary Society
Delaware
Methodist
Fritz Rudin
Edwin Kidby
W. B. N. Hawk
Leonard Fisk
Herman Baumer
Helping Hand Society Holds Tureen Supper Meeting
Twelve members met at the G. A. R. hall for a routine session followed by a tureen supper. The group passed the rest of the evening with games, including Pedro, and a total over one hundred. Miss Viola Hall of Gates School learned of her father’s sudden death in Ida, Ohio this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
G. A. R. Hall
Pedro
Ove Hundred
Viola Hall
Gates School
Ida
Ohio
Daughters of St Andrew's elect officers for year
Mrs L E B Davis hosted a church meeting at 165 Pasadena Avenue where Daughters of St Andrew's chose new officers for the year. President Mrs Jack Jobson, Treasurer Mrs Louis Dyle, and Secretary Mrs Irwin Kuwerth were elected. Next meeting set for February sixth at Mrs H M Terry's home. Most members attended yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. EB. Davis
Pasadena Cavenue
Daughters of St. Andrew's Church
Jack Jobson
Louis Dyle
Irwin Kuwerth
H. M. Terry
Foster Avenue
Spring Valley Country Club Plots Childhood Themed Party
Members will host a Saturday evening event in which guests dress as children and bring toys like jacks dolls drums marbles and Teddy Bears. A dinner from six to eight precedes the revelry with requests to park perambulators in the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Sunday Parlor Meeting At Fay Home By William A Sunday
Seventy five guests attended the first in a series of parlor meetings at the Fay residence in Washington avenue led by William A Sunday. Homer Rodeheather and Mathews sang God's Tomorrow, and Sunday spoke on The Lost Word. Rodeheber then sang Jesus as the program closed. Guests later met the Sunday party personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Fay
Washington Avenue
William A. Sunday
Homer Rodeheatrer
Mathews
Malta Dames Hold Meeting And Pinochle Night
Mrs. and Mrs. Clifford Hill hosted a small gathering on Clark street with two pinochle tables. After games, Mrs. Wade Clarkson Mrs. Lowell Copsey and Mrs. Edward Clarkson held 1300 counts in one hand. Eleven guests enjoyed a luncheon. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prestien of Lorain. Ten membership applications were voted on at the Malta Dames meeting in the I. C. O. F. hall with deputy Mrs. Pearl Waddington of Lorain in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hill
Clark Street
Wade Clarkson
Lowell Copsey
Edward Clarkson
Robert Prestien
Lorain
Dames of Malta
I. C. O. F. Hall
Pearl Waddington
Robson Anniversary Dinner For Charles And Wife
Mr and Mrs Phillip Robson hosted ten guests at a six o clock dinner on East Avenue to honor Mr and Mrs Charles Robson celebrating their thirty fifth wedding anniversary. Afterward the group enjoyed a social evening. The South Side Girl Reserves met at the Association building with new advisor Mrs Theodore Braman. Plans were made for a forthcoming Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Robson
East Avenue
Charles Robson
Theodore Braman
US. S
South Side
Association
Helat and Taft Names in Ridgeville Record
Walter Helat age 21 of Metamore Ohio listed with Ieman and Ona Taft aged 19 in Ridgeville records near Reverend Singtheon. George Silverhorn a 39 year old chauffeur from Cleveland is noted with Hattie Linek in connection with the same matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Helat
Metamore
Ieman
Ona Taft
Ridgeville
Reverend Singtheon
George Silverhorn
Cleveland
Hattie Linek
Local Society and Travel Notes Across Elyria
Miss Fay Boynton of Grand Rapids visits Harrison street hosts Mr and Mrs Carl Lersch and tours Cleveland. Charles France returns from Marshall College to visit the Franc e family. Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens travel to New Orleans. Dart Keech ill at home. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs William Macista in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ruth Bemis improves after a week at home. Local residents attend Oberlin Artists Recital Course concerts with numerous Elyria participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilcox
Middle Avenue
New York City
Fay Boynton
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Carl Lersch
Harrison Street
Lersch
Miss Boynton
Cleveland
Charles France
Marshall College
Huntington
West Virginia
W. M. France
Second Street
Frank Stevens
Fifth Street
New Orleans
Dart F. Keech
Kenyon Street
I Ilness
William Macista
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Tufford
Third Street
Frank Krugman
Amherst
Elyria
Ruth Be
Viola Haines
Eric Chapman
Kellogg Day
Gladys Fowl
Veda Coulter
Birmingham MM E church service and community notices
Birmingham January 24 report from Birmingham MM E church notes Rev W M Kinsley pastor service Sunday January 27 at 10 am Sunday school 10 45 am W C T A met at Birmingham M E church Elia Mae Reid now in Island Grove Florida fishing remarks. Social visits list includes Charley Grenze bach Elyria Waldron Marquite Herlin Heights Rosatte Moser Neal Gunder Betty Mae etc. Dance at New Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday January 25 Cook Rounds Orchestra dancing Cascade Pavilion Tuesdays and Saturdays 50e per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
MM. E
W. M. Kinsley
M.E
Elia Mae Reid
Island Grove
Florida
Charley Grenzebach
Elyria
R. Waldron
Marquite
Herlin Heights
Mary Bogart
Fred Glider
Margquite
Oberlin
Rosatte Moser
J. D. Parker
Wakeman
John Heidrich
Barbara Latteman
Neal Gunder
Betty Mae
New Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook & Rounds Orchestra
Polish Dance by Holy Cross Society at Eagles Hall
The Society of Holy Cross hosts a Polish dance at Eagles Hall on Saturday, January 26. Music will be provided by Leo Dorsz and all are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Holy Cross
Eagles Hall
Leo Dorsz
Stop the Fat and Get Thin Marmola Ad Card
Promotion for Marmola prescription tablets claiming fat reduction by converting food to energy. Asserts 20 years of use and millions of boxes sold. Encourages readers to ask their druggist for a $1 box to learn the benefits and natural method.
Local Elyria Visitors and Weekend Socials Featured
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers Gooder and their friend from Elyria at Mrs. Anna Krieg and children. Many residents visited relatives and friends nearby. Frank Mischka and friend from Amherst visited the A L Waidemann home on Sunday afternoon, while Edwin Howe refereed a Friday basketball game.
Dance at The Hedges Thursday Night
Public invited to a dance at The Hedges on Thursday night January 24 with a good caller leading the event.
Robert Burns Anniversary Event by Scottish Clans
A Robert Burns Anniversary will be held in the G. A. R. Hall under the auspices of the Order of Scottish Clans on Thursday January 24 at 8 15 p m. Rev W M Auld will be the speaker. Clansmen and friends are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
G. A. R. Hall
Order of Scottish Clans
Rev
W. M. Auld
Marcelling at 50c Manicuring 50c Phone 37882
A compact local service ad noting marceling and manicuring offered for 50 cents each at 524 Cleveland Street with contact phone 37882. A brief classified listing presenting a small business promo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelling
Cleveland St
Paris installs rubber carpet on crossings and hills
A Paris project lays down rubberized paving at dangerous street crossings and on steep hills to reduce skidding by automobiles. The measure aims to enhance road safety for drivers and pedestrians in problematic areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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James Thomas
Council OF Admst
the Daisy Club
Methodist Circle Eight
Otto Mischka
Clumbas
Lorain County
ST. Mary's
Miss Dorothy Wilcox
Fujka
Mrs. King
Bunco Club
Daughters OF ST. Andrew's
Spring Valley
MR. and
Mrs. Hill
Dames OF
Malta
Harry Weideman
Cascade Pavillion
Ebert's
Pharmacei
W. Breed
Sudeo Funeral Home
Broad St
Masonic Temple
Mathers
Fanny Brice
Man
Bere
Fanny Rice
Warner Bros
Warset
My Man
Warcer Brow
My Men
Seren Warner
Wen
Victor Oncrrestza
Raf
Nat Shileret
Feix
Jacqces Rexam
Victor
Telegraph Rd
F. A. Smith & Bro
Europe
The
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Cuthura
Laura R. Nate
Pierson
Iowa
Chase. Guth
Sulte
Max Horwitz
Walton Ice
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